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7 This file is part of the Doom 3 GPL Source Code (?Doom 3 Source Code?).
9 Doom 3 Source Code is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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43 idBase64( const idStr &s );
46 void Encode( const byte *from, int size );
47 void Encode( const idStr &src );
48 int DecodeLength( void ) const; // minimum size in bytes of destination buffer for decoding
49 int Decode( byte *to ) const; // does not append a \0 - needs a DecodeLength() bytes buffer
50 void Decode( idStr &dest ) const; // decodes the binary content to an idStr (a bit dodgy, \0 and other non-ascii are possible in the decoded content)
51 void Decode( idFile *dest ) const;
53 const char *c_str() const;
55 void operator=( const idStr &s );
64 void EnsureAlloced( int size );
67 ID_INLINE idBase64::idBase64( void ) {
71 ID_INLINE idBase64::idBase64( const idStr &s ) {
76 ID_INLINE idBase64::~idBase64( void ) {
80 ID_INLINE const char *idBase64::c_str( void ) const {
81 return (const char *)data;
84 ID_INLINE void idBase64::Init( void ) {
90 ID_INLINE void idBase64::Release( void ) {
97 ID_INLINE void idBase64::EnsureAlloced( int size ) {
98 if ( size > alloced ) {
101 data = new byte[size];
105 ID_INLINE void idBase64::operator=( const idStr &s ) {
106 EnsureAlloced( s.Length()+1 ); // trailing \0 - beware, this does a Release
107 strcpy( (char *)data, s.c_str() );
111 #endif /* !__BASE64_H__ */